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Redaction for government records.

Answer FOIA and public records requests on deadline, with consistent redactions and reason codes.

What it flags

ReportRedact scans every page, including scanned and handwritten pages, and flags the details you review most often. You confirm every page before export.

Where teams use it

  • FOIA and public records responses

    Answer requests on deadline with consistent redactions and reason codes.

  • Council and board packets

    Publish meeting packets with home addresses and personal details removed.

  • Contracts and bids

    Release contracts and bid documents with sensitive data redacted.

Gone for good.

A black box drawn in a PDF editor can often be peeled off. ReportRedact rebuilds each page as an image with the boxes burned in, so there is no hidden text left for anyone to recover.

  • Every page flattened, metadata stripped
  • Automatic check reopens the file before download
  • Download is blocked if anything fails
  • Optional searchable, screen-reader-friendly output

Security

Your files stay on your machine.

Documents are opened, reviewed and exported inside your browser. Our servers handle sign-in and billing only, so there is no copy of your files for anyone to breach.

  • Processed on your device

    Detection, OCR and export all run locally. No cloud AI, no uploads.

  • Nothing stored

    Close the tab and the documents are gone. We only keep your organization’s settings.

  • Works offline

    Install it like an app. Pull the network cable and it keeps working.

Download the security overview

Questions

Are public records uploaded to a vendor cloud?

No. Documents are opened and redacted inside your browser, so records never upload to our servers.

Can we apply exemption codes to each redaction?

Yes. Use an admin-managed code list so a whole office applies the same exemption codes, and export a log of what was removed.

Can we keep redactions consistent across a large response?

Load every file for a request, apply the same names and terms across all of them, and hold unreviewed files back from export.

Spend less time redacting.